Swaby Antoneal N, Morgan Kai A D
University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Kingston, Jamaica.
J Child Sex Abus. 2009 May-Jun;18(3):247-66. doi: 10.1080/10538710902902679.
This study examined the associations between early traumatic sexualization and later sexual dysfunction in a sample of 100 Jamaican adults while identifying the linkages between age, frequency of abuse, and gender on sexual functioning. Participants were selected via purposive and convenience sampling and divided equally into comparison and experimental groups based on sociodemographic characteristics. Results indicated that childhood sexual abuse is a likely factor in the development of sexual dysfunction in Jamaican adults, especially in the domains of Orgasm and Sexual Drive and Relationship. Gender, frequency, and age of abuse are also seen to impact specific areas of an individual's sexual functioning. Results are discussed in light of previous research for their implications in order to better understand sexuality in the Jamaican context.
本研究在100名牙买加成年人样本中，考察了早期创伤性性化与后期性功能障碍之间的关联，同时确定了年龄、虐待频率和性别对性功能的联系。参与者通过目的抽样和便利抽样选取，并根据社会人口统计学特征平均分为对照组和实验组。结果表明，童年期性虐待可能是牙买加成年人性功能障碍发展的一个因素，尤其是在性高潮、性驱力和性关系方面。虐待的性别、频率和年龄也被认为会影响个体性功能的特定方面。根据先前的研究对结果的影响进行了讨论，以便更好地理解牙买加背景下的性取向。
